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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-22
.1'RADEEIMPROYEMENT
H. Il. 9. -, Dun : co. 8 wEEKLY 1.nyIkw.
Tho Condition Looked for in Vain Last Week
Appears This Week In Several Markets.
Dry Goods Moderately lAe,ivs--Pis
Iron Wenk-Wool Falls Rolind.

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NEw YoRK, Oct. 2l.-R, G. Dan & Co.,
In their weekly review Of trade, say :
"The improvement In prices, ior which
men looked In vain wsok ago, has ap.
penred In several markets. Stocks sank
last Saturday to the lowest average for
aeyonteen months, bnt have improved
considerably during this week. Wheat
has risen 82l,. Speculation Is growing
active at Chicago again. Corn had ad.
yanced about one cent, though hogs and
pork products have slightly declined.
Cotton Ia shade higher. Oh has risen
8 cent?. Sugar is strong by the formation
Of Trust to control refining. Wool is
more firm, though not higher. Tho
leather market Is better. Prices In cattle
are ashade highor. Coffee fell lOs Wed.
nesday, but recovered slightly, Copper
10 . lower. Tin has advanced slightly. ~
z Looking to tho leading branches of
trade and industry outside Of the specula.
tive markets, we iiod signs Of decreasing
consumption. Steel rails continue weak,
me TACT comes out that ofdera = for,
1858 delivery thus far cover only fourteen
tons Of new business, and pix iron is
weaker. Wool sales continue 40 per cent
below those OF last year at Boston and tho
trade Offers no promise Of improvement
to manufacturers. Dry goods are modest
ly active for this seaaon and come kinds Of
cotton goods have been advanced, but in
other quarters distribution 10 found leas
prompt than was expected. Print cloths
are lower at 81 cents. Foreign goods move
Glowly in all departments. a.t,5 ll,,f ,'ll
The grocery trade shows effects Of
shrinking demand in several branches;
outlook not regarded as entirely Batiaiac-
tory. Butteris weak and unsettled. Teas
are weakened by the accumulation Of
stocka. The boot and shoe trade is satie-
factory. The coal consumption in Sep
tember was much larger than the same
month last year. 4. ...si q ii
Interior towns generally report allow
collections though improvement is noted
at st. Paul, New Orleans and a few other
points. Money Is atill tight or decidedly
clcse at many western cities md closer
than before ut Chicago, with continuing
movement to the country. While trade
generally is reported large in volume and /
exchanges continue larger than laat year,
the slowness of collections indicates less !,
satisfactory distribution than was antici-
pated. s. i; i5f ~ l33..1
The business failures during tho last
seven days number, for the United ststes,
l62; Canada, 20; total, 20l; compared
with total OF 202 last week, 4
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4 FIIsEtAT CAMBRIDGE.

A Narrow Escape from n General Conilagra-
ton In the Town. 1
Special Dispatch to he InitIliqe1lcr.
CAMBRIDGE, O., Oct. 2l.-A fire which
broke out in g Stable back Of the Arcade
hotel at 8 o'clock this afternoon ragged for
two hours and destroyed three residences,
two stables and several out.buildings.
Loas $4,000. The fact that the FIRE oriEi-
mated on back lot and was confined to
the bsck lots alone saved the town from a
general conaagra!ion that would have ter
minated nobody knows where, IS high
wind prevailed, adding intensity to the
hsmes and carrying sparks to all parts of
town, and tho fire engine was disabled at
the start. AS it wss, seyeral fires broke
ous in town, ignited by sparks from the
big blaze in the west end. The flames
were liually exlinguished by the heroic
and perseyering work Of an impromp.u
bucket brigade. i5l :. II
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Ex-PnEsIDESr BATES, Of the Baltimore
4 Ohio Telegraph Company, says that the
Telegraph limo was not drain on the com.
pany, since it had email balance after
paying the railroad company nearly $780,
900 year for rental Of wires, Offices and
thu like. He says further that tho West.
ern Union bought the line for fourth OF
its value as compared with the price paid
for the American Union. However all
this may ba, the men who were asked to
pu. up tho money 10 relieve the railroad
company refused TO do SO until the cut.
ting of Of tho telegraph businesa was con
Bented to. They must have had good
reasons for this.
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BE HAD TO GO.
a Democratic Candidate who Turns out

a Democrntis Candidate who Turns Out
to DO IN Ex.Burglar. &
{ COLUMBUS, Oct 2l.-Edwin CLARK, Of
Anglaise county, candidate for member Of
the State Board Of Public Works on tie
Democratic ticket, was Withdrawn by
the State Committee today on the ground
that in 1851 he was indicted ). for burglary,
forgery and countsrfeiting. Hs was hero
yeaterday and explained to the Executive
Committee that he had not been convict.
ed, but the gsports are 80 strong that the
committee decided that he must 90. is He
was plscDd on the ticket in pllco Of MUIR
ray, who refused to make the rsce. .a5-'' 'I.i
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i Shot ut Her Father.in.la,y.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 2l.-Mrs. Clara
Belle Mcdonald, who ia the defendant in
q suit for divorce commenced by her hus.
band, R.. Fl. Mcdonald, jr., Vica.President
OF the Pacific Bank, won't 10 the reception
room Of the Baldwin hotel last night,
whore shs met her father-iu.lsw, Richard
H. Mcdonald, PRECEDENT OF the Pacific
Bank. o well known philapthropist and
candidate for Goyerro: on the Prohibition
ticket st the last State election. Mrs.
Mcdonald demanded q hundred thousand
dollars, which she agreed to accept rs a
compromise inithes divorce case, end up
on her fathor.in.law refuaing to pay the
amount, she drew revolver and shot at
him three times. None Of tho bullets
took effect. tElg5l !4ii tgi.ssst, -.. ~,
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WILDCAT IRON MINES,
GREAT Suffering Among People Who Have
r. Been Deceived by Them f54.A-

~ssS SSNsAosAAh <AhAoh6 u oopAo VINO AhV6
Boon Deceived by Them. gYs.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 2l.-The announce.
ment every few days Of come mining on.
tsrpriae in the mushroom Gogsbic iron
region calls attention to the fact that things
are in fea1lul condition at the range.
Last year about one hundred companies
we're organised, with a total capital of over
2,O0O. 600, 10 find or operate iron mines
on the Gogeblc range. There are about
ten good mines in this particular range
that have iron in paying quantities.
Several Of them are large producers of the
hematite ore. The other ninety organiza.
tions. were many Of them started solely for
the purpose Of selling stock in the excite-
ment. A good many others had good in.
tentions, and epent vast sums Of money
trying to find ore. The per cent. that sue.
ceeded has been very small. The result
has bsen that all Of the wildcat concerns
have '.busted" s during the past six
months, and some Of the mines
that have good prospects have
been carried down with the worthless
ones. Stock that sold for S. and Sc q
ehare last spring is now daily offered for
twenty and twenty-five cents ehare
with, in most cases, no takers. Then, to
make matters worse, the red mines that
havo Ehipped ore to market arc unable in
moet cases to collect the money due them,
owing to the strike cf the minora in the
coal and coke regions. With the excep-
tion OF 4 half dozen Of the biggest mines,
all have heen rnnnel)ed IN nhnt aou,
owing to lack Of funds to operate. Hun.
dreds OF other miners were thrown out Of
work by the collapse Of the wildcat con-
ce.n. The situation is very serious. An
army of men is idle and winter is at hand.
Hundredu OF thousands Of dollars were
Invested by Milwaukee, and Wisconsin
people in stocks that are not worth the
paper on which they are printed. { In
this city cspitalists, clerks, working peo.
pie and women and children even were
induced to invest in these stocks, and
many hardships among the poorer classes
have resulted 81 4 - = a. 5y;gf5! N
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RoUsING REPUBLICAN, RALLY

At Quaker City Yesterday-Three Imm enso
Mcetings--DIstinSuIshe Speakers, Il s.
Special Dispatch 10 tst Il.elIioenecr.
QUAKER Cry, Quo, Oct. 2l.-The Re.
publican MACS meeting held here to-day
was complete success in every way, not.
Eithatanding tho cold wave that arrived
and the swift winds that prevailed. These
were not as damaging as rain, as one out.
door meeting and two indoor meetings
were held. Hon. John Sherman, and the
"o!d man eloquent John A. Bingham,
talked to 1900 people in tho rink ( Col,
Winship and Dol. Taylor to 500 in Coch.
rams hall, and Hon. Emmet TompkinB
and others to those gathered at the pub.
lie square. Delegations from all ths sur.
rounding towns and seven bands we're
present. The parade was not lees than
5000 strong and the streets all along the
line Of march were lined with people, ban.
ners, flags and stresmers. II was q tri.
county affair and eminently successful.
All the speeches were especially note.
worthy and intense enthusiasm prevailed
throughout the day. sisss III
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TO PRISON FOR LIFE,
NICK MADEIRA. OF MoRaANrowN,
For tho Murder Of Emma Robinson Henry
/, black and Albert Wells, his Accom- plicss, /.
to DO Tried Yst-story Of tho Crime.
I,Ba Other News From tho Slate. wi
Special Dispaich TO ne fnhllige,eer.

Special Dt'patch 10 hs fnttlltgaetr.
MoRoASrowN, W. Va, Oct. 2l.-The
Jury in the caao Of Nicholas MADEIRA,
charged with being an accomplice in tho
murder Of Emma Robinson, to-day re.
turned a verdict Of guilty Of murder In
the first degree with Recommendation oil
imprisonment for life. t.t5 &.
Last May crowd Of men, filling them.
selves with liquor which intlamsd their
passions, determined to proceed to the
house OF one Emma Robinson, q woman
ofqueationable character, living In West
Morgantown. As
The next day the most violent and
cruel murder that has ever stained tho
annals Of Monongalla county ,Yaa an:
nounced, the victim being Emma Robin!
aon. The community were indignant
that such outragea should be perpetrated, :,
even on one Of doubtful character, and de.
termined the blood OF Emma Robinson
should be avenged. Suspicion pointed TO
Nicholas MADEIRA, Henry Black and Al
bsrt Wells, and sufficient evidence was
produced to have them indicted by the
grand Jury. Tho accused having elected
to be tried separately, the State concluded
to prosecute MADEIRA first. RI 15l
The trial was commenced Wednesday,
the 10Th inst, and has been the only TOPIC
OF conversation and the centre of interest
for the past two weeks. Y yesterday the
case WAS submitted and the jury rendered
their verdict this morning. Messrs. Keck
\ Son and Frank Cox appeared as counsel
for the State, the present Prosecuting Al.
torney being counsel for the defense be.
fore bis recent appointment to Office. 4.
d. u. ssaggers ind Clarence Ollie ably
represented the defense. The verdict is
universally approved and 1t is the opinion
that justice has been meted out to the
proper persons. 9..
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THE Now York Herala's exposure OF the
Tortilta mine swindle 10 not great sur.
prise. The scheme wa5 worked in the
newspapers and had ell the ear marks OF
q swindle. Advertisements inserted in
one newspaper were reproduced in
another ss original, that is to say volun.
tsry, unpaid matter in the former. The
country wss plss.ered over with this kind
OF thing done in the highest colors.
Tbs thought ths! occurred to some
minds was tha. If the Tortilita was 80
good thing somebody was unnaturally
anxious to get rid Of 1t at q ridiculously
low pyics. Really frat class mining
properties do not go begging in tho mar
ke.. There iB always chance to sell at q
fai. price. 1t il when the dear public ia
to be taken in that low-pricsd offers are
put forth to make mon rich beyond the
dreams Of avarice, on an investment Of q
few dollars and in q few months. Tho
Tortilita may serve as another warning.
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A SCARE IN CHICAGO,
Rumors of an Assault on tho Jail-Po
- = lfunrlInn, A nninnf O. I..s u =

Humors OF IN Assault on tho JRil-PolIcs
Guarding Against a Surprise. Il.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2l.-Thsre was good
deal OF excitement in the vicinity Of the
county jail about 7 o'clock laat night, when
thirty policemen marched into the main
entrance Of the Criminal Court building,
followed five minutes Later by a detach.
ment OF eighteen more.
1t was not until nearly II o'clock that
the secret underlying theae strange move:
montn OF the police came out, and then 1t
was learned that nearly two.thirds of the
entire force was being held in reserve at
the principal stations. sSS -
The police learned yesterday, through
the secret service Of the department, that
trouble was liable TO come out OF the mass
meeting at Battery D, and that il there
was collision between the Reds and the
police the former might attempt an assault
on the Jail. There WAS nothing tangible
IN the story, for there was no regular plan,
"a far as the Eecret service officers were
able to ascertain, only sort Of ,tacit under
standing among the disciples of the con-
.demued seven. IA -
When the news was communicated 10
Chief Ebersold he notified the Mayor,
who in turn notified Sheriff. Matson, and
council Of war was held in the Mayors
office yesterday afternoon. It was decided
that 1t would be good policy to take every
precaution necessary to meet any erner-
gency that might arise. Tho crowd at
Battery D Wss restless one. This was
apparent to any observer. Although fifty
per cent of the crowd could not under
stand Eaglish, it was noticeable feet that
the English speeches were more loudly ap.
plauded than the German.
There vas heavy detail Of police pres.
ent which was constantly augmented as
the night wore on. The officers were
massed against the west wall in long
platoon, with Captain Buckley, Lieuten-
ant Leughlin and Sergeant Gibbons OF
their head. Chief Of Police Ebersold was
also present in citizans' dress. Hs mingled
with the Auarchiyts, and was not seen
with his subordinstes. Tho force Of de.
sectives was also surprisingly large.
While the mon were not willing to make
public the nature Of their orders, 1t was
spparent that each had been detailed to
watch ( the Anarchists very cloaely. A
sensational Tip was out, but lis real ns.
suro can only be copjeclured.
Ao further proof that the police wore
yesterday in possession Of some ominoua
Information, it msy be stated that the
guard about the county jail last night WAC
doubled. Atmidnight four, big officers
sood at the Illinois street corner Of the
gloomy bss!ils, while grouped in the court
and along the Dearborn and Michigan
atree. fronts were at least 9 dozen more
guards. Several detectives " ere stationed
in various parts Of tho building, and the
pedestrian who stopped to loiter in tho
deep shadows caus by the grim walls was
quickly oye,haulsd end scanned, &
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New ORLEANS, oct. 2L.-The particulars
have just bsen received Of q double homi-
eide at en- iso!ated point on the Amite
river,Jin Livingston parish. Tony speers,
colored, had row with his wife and threw
her into tho river, pushing her under
water repeatedly as ahe rose to the sur-
lace. While thus engaged he was fred
upon by Tom Esrly, the Womsn's brother.
speers fell forward upon his drowning
wife and both were drowned.
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Royalty was on a sproe.

DUBLIN, Oct. 2l.-At a meeting Of tho
Church Of Ireland Temperance Society,
Canon Welden, who recently received an
appointment in England, made an address
in which he said be hoped the Queen
would find more suitable way, to honor
her husbands memory than by sending
her sons and Hons.in.law to the top Of q
Highland mountain to drink raw whisky,
He was present, he said, at this years fes.
tival in honor Of the preaence Of the
Queen, and he never saw more disrust-
ing and revolving scens of drunkenneso.
1t surpassed the traditions of Donnybrook
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HE MEANS. BUSINESS.
4 Man who Wants to Hang the Anarchists

a Man who Wants to Hang the Anarchists
NJ. " for n Gent and Expenses. 4
KANSAS CIrY, Oct. 2l.-Henry Kellogg,
who wrote to Sheriff Matson, Of Chicago,
offering to hang the Anarchists for one
cent aud expenHea, was interviewed at bis
boarding house. n 4
II underntlnd that you have offered
your services to hang the Anarchiata, y
said q reporter. q; III 4.
5E"Well,, / have" answered the young
man. y read about a week ago that a
man fn andrew county, Missouri, had
offered to do 1t for $500 and expensoa, I
wrote to Sheriff Ma.son Offering to do It
for expenses. I want to visit some friends
IN Arlington Heights, about twenty milea
from Chicago, and thought il I could get
9 contract with the Sheriff to do the hang
ing 1t woud not cost me anything to go
there and return.nn n y l,5 !. M, IN
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"BLINKY" sIoRGAN's TRIAL,
Identified BY Capt. Hoehn-Kisssd in Cou

Identified by Capt. Hoehn-Kisssd in Court
by u Girl. b. b. H., (.
RAvENNA, o., Oct. 2l.-If Charles Nor.
gan, indicted for the murder Of Detective
VIII. Hulligan, does not stretch hemp, it
will not bs because the evidence has not
been sufficiently strong to convict him.
Captain Henry Hoehn, the brave
officer who came out OF the battle
with several bulleta in his body
one Of which ia still embedded there,
was the first to be put upon the witners
stand this morning. His ten!imony
elected the closest attention from the
overcrowded court room. He testified as
to the arrest OF McMunn in Allegheny,
the seeing Of "Blinkey" Morgan on tbe
streets Of Allegheny while there, the trip
from there to Rsvenns, and gave most
graphic description Of the terrible en-
Have you ever seen that man since ~
"Yes, sir; I see that man now he sits
right back there. 1 mean Mr.. Morgan,"'
pointing his finger at him. Just as court
adjourned until this afternoon, Nell
Lowry, a notorious woman Of Cleveland,
rushed up TO Morgan and kiBsed him. Al
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Tho D oiaulter nIudo : olenn s,,.,n 1, =

Tho ofaulter mndo u Glenn Swsop. n
CIScINNATI, Oct. 2l..-The safe of the
Cincinnati Commercial Agency was open.
ed this morning by: an export locksmith
and the only thing Of value found was an
open.faced gold watch. The books wsr o
In their proper places but the pigeon holes
were stuffed with blank papsra. 1t Is not
yet known what the loss Is. Warm an !,
the manager, is etill missing. III i,i:'ii ~
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Wants somuo, Of GIra.rd,s money. ,,,.

PIrTssuReH, PA, Oct. 2l.-A New
Castle. Pa, special says: Mrs. Jules 5Ar.
noux, Of this city is daughter Of Jean
Girard, youngest; brother of Stephen Gi-
rard. She has, she says, the credentials
to prove her relationship. She claims
that $3.50, eco is due her and five other
heirs from Girard College in Philadelphia,
and is now making arrangemente to bring
action to recover, ~ i;y2'y .88s is,59 2 J "a
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Gke 0ntelliQj|e|,,1snlr. IL,
once, Nos. 10 and VI Fourteenth Street,
JusrIcr HARLAN's suggestion to the An.
archlsts' counsel that time fles, has q
rather grim sound under all the clrcum.
p,ancsu. Whatever 10 to be uald must be
esid before hanging day comes. ,t

The counsel OF the Ansrchiats have got
80 far sa the threshold Of the Supreme
Cour! OF the United States. From this to
the thing they want may DO a far cry. OF
this tho country may be sure the Supreme
Court will no! interfere unlsss there Is
good ground, and 1t will interfere II the
reason be sullicisn!.
Guilty sa tho Ansrchinh are and horri.
bla IS was their o1ense, oven they will
no! be denied all the law allows them.
There Is no likelihood that the Supreme
Court Is preiudiced in their favor. And
go while the country waits for the dc.
cision It hss the encouraging conscious-
meas that the court will do what is right.
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S;NEw YoRE, Oct. 2l.--Dr.. Norvin Green,
President Of the Western Union Tele.
graph Company, says that It is intended
to make uniform rate Of % cents ior ten
word messages from any point to any
other point in the samo State in all OF the
territory east Of the Missiealpp river. 'l9f.!
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Only GotlOne Dollar.

BoaoN, Oct. ol.-In tho frat session O.
the Superior OWL Court this morning be-
lore Judge Blodsett, the jury returned a
verdict for tha plaintiff for the sum OF one
dollar in tho case ei James W. Chapman
We. the Globe newspaper company, which
WIS an action to recover $50 600 damages
for the publication of an alleged libelous
article in the Globe, March n, 1857, each
party 10 pay It's own costa. X vi 5,:.s Y
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I NEw YoRE, Oct. 2l.-suit was begun in
in the United States Court to-day in behalf
Of the United States, against the trustees
of Trinity church for importing under q
contract to preach, Rev. E. Walpole War.
rem, the English clergyman. The oFsnse
charged Is the violation OF the contract
labor law. and the penalty for the otfense
is 81, 900 fine. "a ,is,7T &. -
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THE ACCIDENT AT ST. ALBANs.
Persons IoJarcd-The Company
not to Blame, -rs

Twenty.ono Persons Iujnred The Company
not to Hlams. rt5
CHARLEsToN, W. Va, Oct. 2l.-Those
porsops vino were most serioualy injured
in the N. & NV. Railroad accident at st.
Albans, near this city yesterday, are yet
unable to continue their journey, but 1t is
thought they can proceed tomorrow.
.Tho; o;parties who are worst hurt are: Mrs.
O. Miller, Of New York City, who suffered
With a severe spinal injury and cut in
the hesd. Her husband sustained painful
bruisca, while their little child suffered
with contuael head. Mrs. Miller seems
to have received the mos. dangerous in
jnriss. There were about one hundred
and fifty passengers on tho train, and out
OF the number there wsro twenty.one
persons injured, all OF whom, except
seven, went on their Journey, carrying
with thcm minor scratches and bruises.
The railroad people aYs very reticent
about the affair, notwithstanding the COM
pany is not to blame for the accident.
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Hon. ]. N. Bsnuotrs Condition

Special Dttpclch 10 ne lnlt.I}0cncer.
{WEsroS, W. Va, Oct. ial. Louis Ben.
nett, son OF Hon. J. NJ. Bennett, was IN.
tsrrogated tonight as to the condition Of
bis father and an article appearing in the
Clarksburg Netps of to-day, which states
that he died ct Grantsyille on Thursday,
Mr.. Dsnnett said the article was false and
that they brought their father home this
evening. He felt first rate all throush the
tip, but tonight the family is quito uu-
easy about his condition. Some fesr that
the trip was too much for him, yet they.
spprovs Of his being brought home,
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Fs FoR three weeks I was suffering from
ssevere cold in my head, accompanied by
pain in the temples. + tried soms OF Tho
many catarrh remediea without any rs-
lief. Ely's Cream Balm waa recommend-
ed to me. After only ak applications Of
the Balm every trace OF my cold was re-
moved.-Henry B. Clark, lst Division
New York 7Appyaisss's Office, 3 W / y
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Fatal Quarrel About q |, pJp

PnILADELPnIAi Oc!, 2l.-David Vincent
alias italian Dave, was convicted Of mur-
der in the first desrse for killing George
Oarlofat.i, q seaman, on September IA
last. Tho mon quarrelled abont pipe
and Vincent stabbed Carloiatu to death.